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1 1  == Solar Equipment ==
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3 +The most commonly used type of solar panels for ANSIRs seismic stations are 10W solar panels as seen below. These are designed to be fixed onto the mesh cages that house the loggers, occupying roughly one quarter of the mesh panel. Some shaded spots
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5 +[[image:solar%20panel%20front.jpg||alt="solar panel front.jpg" height="147" width="173"]]
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7 +[[image:Solar%20panel%20back.jpg||alt="Solar panel back.jpg" height="140" width="172"]]
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9 +|**Type**|Solar panel
10 +|**Size (L x W x H)**|38 x 25 x 4 cm
11 +|**Weight**|1.1 kg
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13 +[[image:Solar%20regulator.jpg||alt="Solar regulator.jpg" height="203" width="171"]]
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15 +|**Type**|(((
16 +Solar Regulator
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18 +|**Weight**|0.2 kg
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3 3  == GPS ==
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22 +[[image:GPS%20%282%29.jpg||alt="GPS (2).jpg" height="183" width="235"]]
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24 +|**Type**|GPS antenna
25 +|**Weight**|0.1 Kg
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27 + [[image:Guralp%20antenna.jpg||alt="Guralp antenna.jpg" height="465" width="248"]]
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29 +|**Type**|Guralp Antenna
30 +|**Size (Diameter x Height)**|6 x 27cm
31 +|**Weight**|0.3Kg
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5 5  == Cables ==
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7 7  == LPR power adaptors ==
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25 25  In the case of an external power source being used (for example, a solar panel connected to a car battery and standard 12v solar charge controller), no battery need to be used in place of the old model within the case. However, a dummy plug must be used to feed external voltage (pins A and C) into the LPRs system (pins E and F). This is constructed the same way as the previously described adapter, though without the option to plug a battery into it. This is to avoid confusion of attaching a battery inside the case and providing more parts that could break the system.
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27 27  [[image:https://auspass.edu.au/xwiki/bin/download/Instrumentation/Peripherals/WebHome/20250722_110302.jpg?width=198&height=130&rev=1.1||alt="20250722_110302.jpg" height="130" width="198"]]
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58 += Cables =
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60 +[[image:https://auspass.edu.au/xwiki/bin/download/Instrumentation/Peripherals/WebHome/posthole%20cable%202.jpg?rev=1.1||alt="posthole cable 2.jpg"]]
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62 +[[image:https://auspass.edu.au/xwiki/bin/download/Instrumentation/Peripherals/WebHome/posthole%20cable.jpg?rev=1.1||alt="posthole cable.jpg"]]
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64 +|**Type**|
65 +|**Weight**|1.0 Kg
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